Some of the organizations within this group may well feel some of our wrath no matter what healthcare proposal is passed. Remarks made at the Forrest Park Community college (some in earlier posts) are still in effect.
Healthcare proposals that have passed committee are too lame to do more than scratch the surface of the healthcare problems of the nation.:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This is an urgent message.
Date: Sunday, September 20, 2009 6:21 PM
From: Amy Smoucha
To: 'Amy Smoucha'
Subject: Urgent Health Care ACTION, Tuesday 9/22, Noon, 1831 Chestnut Street, downtown St. Louis
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dear Jobs with Justice Leaders and Health Care Activists:
Health care reform is within reach! We must have health insurance reform that guarantees access to health insurance and brings down costs! And we want a PUBLIC OPTION!
The time for consistent and powerful action is now!!!! Jobs with Justice is supporting the HCAN rally to draw attention to BIG INSURANCE because WE’RE SICK OF IT.
BE THERE! RSVP your attendance to Health Care Organizer Amy Smoucha amys@stl-jwj.org or 314-608-3917. Please leave your name, phone number and how many people you will bring.
Let A Big Corporate Insurance Company, Wellpoint (Blue Cross Blue Shield),
know we are SICK of skyrocketing premiums and poor coverage!
BIG INSURANCE
SICK OF IT!
Tuesday, Sept 22
NOON
1831 Chestnut St.
North of Market
Across from Union Station
www.healthcareforamericanow.org
Amy
Amy Smoucha
Health Care Organizer
Missouri Jobs with Justice
NEW CELL #: 314-Removed by me. We do not share phone numbers as a rule
office: 314-644-0466
email: amys@mojwj.org
websites: www.mojwj.org -- www.stl-jwj.org -- www.kcjwj.org
fax: 314-647-9910
"I don't think Dr. King would endorse any of us. What he would call upon the American people to do is to hold us accountable . . . Change does not happen from the top down. It happens from the bottom up. Dr. King understood that. It was those women who were willing to walk instead of ride the bus, union workers who are willing to take on violence and intimidation to get the right to organize . . . arguing, mobilizing, agitating, and ultimately forcing elected officials to be accountable, that's the key. . . . That's how we're going to bring about change." ----Barack Obama, CBC Debate 1/21/2008
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
No comments:
Post a Comment